zen

I love Zen so much, I actually bought a Zen mp3 player. Sweet! It is so tiny and zen-like and I love how amazing zen feels for me. Empty the mind, empty the soul, become present, know impermanance. Live your life with mindfulness. All the good stuff. If you love zen as much as I do, you’ll check out this great website: http://www.zenhabits.net

Thank you for reading what I have to share.

Zazen is the other part of your daylife.
i’m doing it ,trying to do everyday at Granada/Spain/Europe :)
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4 kinds of meditation on the Formless States of Conciousness:

Meditation on Limitless Space – We Become Limitless Space
Meditation on the Conciousness that includes Space and Time – We Become Limitless Conciousness
Meditiaotn on the Absence of identity of all things – We enter into the State of Nothingness
Meditation on the non-distinction between the knower and known – We Come to the state of neither perception nor non-perception.

Feel your feelings with detachment, for they will…for sure… pass.

Been really interested lately on Vipassana meditation and studying the Dharma. I’ve also been reading the Dhammapadha…
Curious to know if it will be too much of a conflict with Zen…or if those studies are complementary to Zen…Zen, no Zen…It is all Buddha anyway…Isn’t it?

just watching the light change and the texture of the air on my skin. I am me, I am them and I remain

treated people with compassion and interaction and all that. mother, father, learnt to apologise.

With every breath I breathe,
I calm myself,
With every breath I breath out,
I smile to the world.

A student of Christianity, hearing that Zen talks of emptiness, offered for comparison a definition of holiness. Holiness, he said, means completeness, with nothing added to it.

The word holiness is found in Buddhism, too. A Buddha is holy. But in Buddhism, when you become a Buddha, you are supposed to forget you are a Buddha. When you are conscious of being a Buddha, you are not truly a Buddha, because you are ensnared by the idea. You are not empty. Every time that you think you are achieving something — becoming a Buddha, attaining holiness, even emptiness — you must cast it away.

Daily zen ordinary mind

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